Meer, a Toronto-based artist, is a versatile individual who seamlessly blends his passions for music and visual arts into a harmonious creative tapestry. As a guitarist, teacher, curator, and self-taught photographer, Meer's artistic journey commenced at the age of 16 when he first immersed himself in music, later pursuing academic excellence in the field.
Surrounded by art from a young age, Meer's exposure to his mother's fine arts sparked a lifelong fascination. Inspired by artists and photographers, he developed a unique style blending minimalism, negative space, natural light, and vibrant colors.

Amidst the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Meer's self-taught photography skills evolved into a full-fledged creative outlet, leading to a transformation of his passion into a career. His style, influenced by minimalism, extends to the meticulous documentation of backstage moments, narratives, and behind-the-scenes stories, capturing a diverse range of subjects including events, music, intimate portraits, lifestyle captures, and the vibrant world of food. His work is characterized by a keen eye for detail and a commitment to preserving authenticity in both digital and analog format

In 2020, Meer made the decision to pursue a career in visual arts. Since then, he has showcased his work in numerous international digital exhibitions through GuruShots, held in cities like New York, Lisbon, and Budapest. His talent has been acknowledged, earning him an honorable mention at the esteemed 500PX Minimalism photography competition.

Additionally, Meer has actively participated in exhibitions within Toronto, including "Next Steps" at the Etobicoke Civic Centre and "Lingering" at the Neilson Park Creative Centre. He has also curated "Wandering" at the Aga Khan Museum, showcasing the work of Syrian visual artists exploring their connection to "Home" through art..  
Meer believes in the role of art in addressing real-life issues. He participated as a peer research assistant at the University of Victoria, using photography as a medium to communicate and document the experiences of newcomers and their daily life challenges .